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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/8488613.stm
Kent Police have admitted they broke the law when they stopped and searched some people, Two twins aged 11, Officers searched the twins on the grounds of "reasonable suspicion" they might be carrying prohibited articles.
Stickers, environmental badges, crayons, highlighter pens and a clown's wig were all confiscated by officers, according to the twins' mother.
To perform a search under Section 1 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 police must have a "reasonable suspicion" that an individual is carrying prohibited weapons or articles that could be used for criminal damage.
Police have admitted they did not have reasonable suspicion in the case of the twins
Senior judges ruled the case involved issues of "general public importance".
Kent Police's attempt to stop the application was rejected.
Kent Police have admitted they broke the law when they stopped and searched some people, Two twins aged 11, Officers searched the twins on the grounds of "reasonable suspicion" they might be carrying prohibited articles.
Stickers, environmental badges, crayons, highlighter pens and a clown's wig were all confiscated by officers, according to the twins' mother.
To perform a search under Section 1 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 police must have a "reasonable suspicion" that an individual is carrying prohibited weapons or articles that could be used for criminal damage.
Police have admitted they did not have reasonable suspicion in the case of the twins
Senior judges ruled the case involved issues of "general public importance".
Kent Police's attempt to stop the application was rejected.
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what does this have to do with John Terry, pleeze?
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Or And Murray?
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Hardly find the officers involved if their wearing a clowns wig now.
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having all that stuff on them is worse than carrying a knife in my opinion, a clowns wig for goodness sake
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The Magic Flea 31 Jan 09:41
what does this have to do with John Terry, pleeze? Twins. |
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No suprise when you have serving police officers with criminal convictions.
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